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Gandhi, My Father (2007)

Unable to live in his father's gigantic shadow, Mahatma Gandhi's eldest son, Harilal, gets distraught and resorts to alcoholism.

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Pavan R 28 Mar 2013

A very good performance by Akshaye Khanna in a very complex portrayal of Gandhi's son. Good direction and editing too.A story not many will know and hence it is all the more interesting. Maybe a few lessons for all of us to learn from. It should have had much more success than it seems to have got.

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John Anderson 19 Apr 2012

Exposes director Khan's stage roots -- he has no feel for the close-up, although his use of the frame itself, and negative space, is occasionally thrilling.

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Ramya U 06 Aug 2007

A new insight into one of India's great leaders life and how his son Harilal Gandhi failed in achieving his dreams and died a pauper. By far Akhshaye Khanna's best performance in a historical role. He and Shefali Shah have been the saving graces for the film. Darshan Zariwala, who played the character of M. K.Gandhi did try his best but it wasn't up to the mark. It could have been better if they would have kept hsi character in the backdrop and bring Harilal's character in the forefront. Also the scenes of pre-independence India look patchy with the filming of rest of the film. I am surely touched by the story but it could have been more intense as the director definitely had a new aspect of Gandhi's life! The film could have been technically better.

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Rick D 12 Aug 2007

I almost fell asleep a couple of times during this movie. Still better than the average hindi movie. This movie is about how Gandhi abused his son and drove him to alcoholism and Islam.

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Jaspreet Pandohar 06 Aug 2007

Jariwalla and Khanna's competent performances, and Khan's simplistic screenplay fail to grip and elevate this from an average to an exceptional piece of cinema.

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